Illustrative Mathematics - Geometry - Unit 7 - Lesson 10
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Here are 2 circles. The smaller circle has radius r, circumference c, and diameter d. The larger circle has radius R, circumference C, and diameter D. The larger circle is a dilation of the smaller circle by a factor of k.
Using the circles, write 3 pairs of equivalent ratios. Find the value of each set of ratios you wrote.
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Tyler is confident that all circles are similar, but he cannot explain why this is true.
Help Tyler explain why all circles are similar.
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Kiran cuts out a square piece of paper with side length 6 inches. Mai cuts out a paper sector of a circle with radius 6 inches, and calculates the arc length to be 4\pi inches.
Whose paper is larger? Explain or show your reasoning.
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A circle has radius 3 centimeters. Suppose an arc on the circle has length 4\pi centimeters.
What is the measure of the central angle whose radii define the arc?
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Chords AC and DB intersect at point E.
Select all pairs of angles that must be congruent.
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This lesson is from Illustrative Mathematics. Geometry, Unit 7, Lesson 10. Internet. Available from https://curriculum.illustrativemathematics.org/HS/teachers/2/7/10/index.html ; accessed 29/July/2021.
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